Story Summary:
- Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu has pledged to support UNICEF’s children’s nutrition funds, promising to allocate necessary funds within weeks to benefit children in the state.
- During a visit from UNICEF’s Country Representative, Christien Muduate, Governor Aliyu was commended for his proactive measures in education, healthcare, and nutrition, with Muduate highlighting the positive impact of his dedication.
- Muduate also requested a stronger partnership with the state government to enhance the effectiveness of children’s welfare programmes, concluding the visit with a closed-door session for further discussions.
Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, has expressed his administration’s commitment to integrating with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to advance children’s nutrition initiatives within the state.
The Governor made this pledge during a courtesy visit by UNICEF’s Country Representative, Christien Muduate, at the Government House in Sokoto.
Governor Aliyu assured that the state government will soon allocate funds specifically for children’s nutrition. “In a few weeks, we will make the necessary funds available to support the nutrition programme,” he promised.
He praised UNICEF for its extensive efforts in safeguarding children’s rights and combating disease spread. The Governor reiterated his administration’s dedication to addressing issues affecting children, highlighting new programmes aimed at improving healthcare and education.
Christien Muduate, in her address, commended Governor Aliyu for his proactive approach in education, healthcare, and children’s nutrition. She noted that his steadfast dedication would significantly enhance the impact of the nutrition programme across Sokoto State.
Muduate called for a strengthened partnership with the state government to further the welfare of children in the region.
The meeting concluded with a closed-door session for further discussions.
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